We’re almost halfway through our Edinburgh Fringe preview season here at Laugh Out London towers, but there’s still pretty of comedy to catch across London.
However be warned most of these are perilously close to selling out
Friday July 4 – Camden Head, Camden
Richard Herring & Robin Ince SOLD OUT
Celebrate Independence day with a double bill of Edinburgh fringe legends Richard Herring (“The Finest Comic of his Generation-GQ”) and Robin Ince (Neither of them are American but oh well). Sadly this one is sold out, Limited tickets may be available on the door.
Sunday July 6 – The Lion, Stoke Newington
Richard Herring & Liam Williams SOLD OUT
Our second gig at the lovely Lion in Stoke Newington welcomes “The King of Edinbrugh” (The List) Richard Herring for another preview, alongside Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer Nominee Liam Williams. Sold out, Limited tickets may be available on the door.
Tuesday July 8 – The Old Queen’s Head, Islington
Tony Law & James Acaster SOLD OUT
The Old Queens Head Islington welcomes Canadian Loon ™ Tony law and surreal wonder James Acaster. Sadly it’s all sold out. Limited tickets may be available on the door.
Wednesday July 9 – Camden Head, Camden
Bridget Christie & Shappi Korshandi SOLD OUT
No rest for the wicked. The delightful Shappi Khorsandi joins Edinburgh Comedy Awards winner Bridget Christie to preview their brand new shows for just £5. Very close to selling out. Limited tickets may be available on the door.
Tuesday July 15 – The Old Queen’s Head, Islington
Henning Wehn & Lloyd Langford SOLD OUT
Germany’s comedy ambassador and The Alternative Comedy Experience’s Henning Wehn partners The Unbelievable truth’s welsh wonder Lloyd Langford in Angel. Limited tickets may be available on the door.
Sunday July 27 – The Lion, Stoke Newington
Josie Long & Tom Webb’s Megagames!
Our final Edinburgh preview show ends with a bang. Triple Edinburgh Comedy award nominated Josie long brings her new show to Stokey with support from the truly unique experience which is Tom Webb’s Megagames! Anyone fancy a game of audience Guess Who?
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